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Has anyone ever drank this saline solution called ASEA? Here is the link: http://www.teamasea.com/4totalwellness/usa/

There have been a few success stories floating around from MS sufferers who have used this product.

Any feedback and testimonials from anyone on here?

questforacure wrote:Has anyone ever drank this saline solution called ASEA? Here is the link: http://www.teamasea.com/4totalwellness/usa/

There have been a few success stories floating around from MS sufferers who have used this product.

Any feedback and testimonials from anyone on here?

It's bottled placebo effect. The ingredients label lists only distilled water and sodium chloride, aka table salt.

Here are photos of the ingredients side of the label which you rarely see on Asea marketing pages.

http://workwithjameshicks.com/images/aseabottle.png

http://mlmblog.net/site/2010/02/asea-scam.html

NHE wrote:It's bottled placebo effect. The ingredients label lists only distilled water and sodium chloride, aka table salt.

Even less than common table salt, as that normally is fortified with Iodine

If only they could bottle "placebo effect"... instead, they simply bottle water and salt on the off chance you MAY get a placebo effect. You really over sold this one, do you have shares in it

I dunno guys, I'll investigate them a little bit further, no doubt about that, just haven't found the time yet sadly. There is a bit more to just adding NaCl to H2O you know, as far as Chemistry itself is concerned. Not concluding that this ain't a scam, bit I also won't prematurely conclude anything without a little research here.

In any case, this is the page I read the recommendation from. Most of the recommendations listed in this page, we are ALL familiar with for the most part...Here is the link: http://www.cancertutor.com/Other03/MS.html

Hi everyone, I would say that before you say it is only a placebo effect you should do some research. and personal testing.
I gave ASEA to my plant that was dying since I had not been caring for it properly and in a week it started blooming again. How is that for the placebo effect? It certainly did not know what I was watering it with..!
For those who say it is only salt water, again do a little test. Give salt water to a plant and then give ASEA to another and see which one thrives and which one dies.

c do you have links to studies? not getting any relevant hits using intuitive search terms

Multi level network marketing. The company was started by accountants/marketers/business people. not scientists or medical research indiuviduals.

If it worked, they could "hook" people on a single bottle, but no, you need to join their sales team.

jimmylegs wrote:c do you have links to studies?

The following page has links to the studies it uses to support its claims.
http://www.asea.net/en-us/science/aseascience.aspx

I have tried ASEA. I only did it for 1 month as it is expensive so can't say if there were any benefits. You don't have to join their sales team to get it.
I too am wary .. is it true or a scam.

According to ASEA it is not just salt water but the molecules have been altered and something to do with Redox Signaling and cellular fluid and mitochondria






So research and make up your own mind... let me know if ASEA helps !